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The document compares different open source cloud orchestration platforms and argues for choosing Apache CloudStack. It summarizes that Apache CloudStack is a mature, easy-to-deploy open source cloud computing system adopted by major companies worldwide. Though the community is smaller than OpenStack's, Apache CloudStack is still actively developed with recent improvements and has advantages of being well supported by Apache and having broad technology support.

Why Apache CloudStack
Rafael Weing¨artner – rafael@apache.org
July 20, 2018
The Developers Conference, S˜ao Paulo – Brazil

Agenda
Cloud computing orchestration
Comparison between cloud orchestratos
Open source cloud IaaS communities
Cloud orchestration market
Why choose Apache CloudStack
Conclusion
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Bio-ish – Full disclosure
Me
• Major, academic titles, certiﬁcations... Who cares?!
• I do not have social networks of any sorts ...
Disclosure
• Do you know Apache?! Not just the web server...
• I am a committer and PMC member of some Apache projects
(CloudStack is one of them)
• We do work with both OpenStack and CloudStack though
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Cloud computing orchestration – IaaS perspective
Cloud IaaS deﬁnition
• Storage systems
• Virtualization systems
• Networking systems
Deﬁnition
• The process of creating, maintaining, and developing a cloud
computing environment
• Creates the cloud abstraction for both users and administrators
• Has to link together the most diﬀerent devices
• Deal with distinct versions of devices
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Orchestrators comparison
Orchestrator
Supported
hypervisors
Storage
systems
Programming
language
Maintainer
Apache
CloudStack
LXC, Hyper-V, KVM,
XenServer, Oracle VM,
VMware vCenter,
Bare metal
Ceph/RBD, SMB/CIFS,
NFS, iSCSI,
local storage
Java (58%),
Python (21.2%)
Apache
OpenStack
LXC, Hyper-V,
KVM, XenServer,
VMware vCenter,
Bare metal (Ironic*)
Block storage,
object storage,
shared FS storage
Python OpenStack
OpenNebula
KVM, Xen hypervisor,
VMware ESX e vCenter
LVM, dev, Ceph,
VMFS, ﬁle system,
System, Images, Files
C++ (34%),
Ruby (26%),
JavaScript(20%)
OpenNebula
HP Helion
Eucalyptus
KVM Walrus, local ﬁle systems
Java (72%),
C (16%)
HP
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Private cloud systems survey – 2015
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Private cloud systems survey – 2017
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Why Apache CloudStack seems to be behind
A recurrent question
If it is the same as (or better than) others, why does it have a low
adoption level?
Reasons
• Marketing
• The community
• The Apache Way
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Why you should consider Apache CloudStack
Apache
• Well-known and consolidated maintainer/owner
• The Apache way
Apache CloudStack
• Excellent installation guide
• Small, but active, friendly and productive community
• Simpliﬁed deployment, use of well-known technologies/terminologies
• It supports a broad range of technologies (hypervisor, network and
storage systems)
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Why you should consider Apache CloudStack
Latest release (4.11.1.0) – 02/07/2018
• Over 483 PRs merged (485 commits)
• More than 197 bugs ﬁxed
• 30 New features (User conﬁgdrive for userdata, metadata &
password, Limit user login to speciﬁc subnets, Physical Networking
Migration, New Network Type (L2), and many more!)
• 59 PRs to tackle code improments (cleans ups and refactoring)
• And there is CloudStack 5.0 coming for the next year!
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Conclusion
CloudStack in a nutshell
• Mature, easy-to-deploy open source cloud computing system
• CloudStack includes an intuitive user interface and rich APIs
• Adopted by major players worldwide (Apple, LeaseWeb, Exoscale,
PCextreme, Globo.com, University of S˜ao Paulo and many others
large, medium and small companies
(http://cloudstack.apache.org/users.html))
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Conclusion
Takeaways
• The Cloud stack war is far from over
• Apache CloudStack is alive and kicking
• We may be a smaller community, but very active
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The end
Thank you all!
Any questions?
For further inquiries:
rafael@apache.org
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